Roy Hodgson: Last News

Celtic - according to reports. Ange Postecoglou is seeking a signing tonic after a nightmare start to the season in the wake of defeats to Midtjylland and Hearts.

Don't wait around for updates - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!It felt fitting Denmark stood between Gareth Southgate and a place alongside the icons of British sport.No-one has brought home the bacon more than him since becoming England boss back in 2016.When he took charge the reputation of the national team was languishing in the gutter.The Three Lions had exited the Euros in France to Iceland in the last 16, a nation with more volcanos than professional footballers.To make matters worse Roy Hodgson's successor, Sam Allardyce, lasted one game and 67 days before being sacked following a newspaper sting that claimed he offered advice on how to "get around" rules on player transfers.It was probably the best thing Big

England squad that faces Denmark on Wednesday looking to make history, but the Aston Villa star’s international career could have panned out far differently were it not for Roy Hodgson.The Three Lions have never reached the final of a European Championship, but Gareth Southgate’s side are in glittering form ahead of their Wembley semi against the Danes.Grealish—who has Irish grandparents—was consistently ahead of his time in representing the Republic of Ireland’s youth teams, rejecting England’s approaches on several occasions growing up.But The Athletic has revealed how a 2015 meeting with then-England manager Roy Hodgson influenced his decision to switch allegiances and represent the country of his birth instead.Grealish was only 18 when

England number one, David James, has joked that Manchester United legend, Roy Keane, could join his old foe - Patrick Vieira - at Crystal Palace as the sides new assistant manager.Vieira was announced as Palace's new boss on Sunday, and the Frenchman has replaced Roy Hodgson - who retired at the end of last campaign.Vieira, who was Arsenal's former captain, had a long-running feud with Keane - including one infamous bust-up in the Highbury tunnel in 2005 before a ball had even been kicked.And James has joked that the pair should reunite on the touchline at Selhurst Park."Vieira and Roy Keane have been getting on really well on TV," he told talkSPORT; the pair have both been part of ITVs coverage for Euro 2020, and fans were excited to see

Crystal Palace have appointed former Arsenal midfielder Patrick Vieira as their new manager.The Frenchman, 45, has penned a three-year deal at Selhurst Park after Roy Hodgson's exit at the end of last season.Vieira has been out of work since leaving Ligue 1 side Nice in December 2020.Before that, the World Cup winner had enjoyed a spell at New York City FC and a job as "Football Development Executive" at Manchester City.More recently, Vieira has been working as a pundit for ITV during their Euro 2020 coverage - but will now focus on the upcoming Premier League season with Palace.Upon his arrival, Vieira said: "I am really excited to have this opportunity to return to the Premier League, and manage this great football club, as we begin a new

Eddie Howe 's last hope of landing an English Premier League job this summer is all but gone with Lucien Favre closing in on Crystal Palace. The 64-year-old Swiss emerged as a shock contender in recent days and is now on the verge of being confirmed as Roy Hodgson's successor at Selhurst Park.

England’s loss to Iceland at Euro 2016.The Three Lions had been overwhelming favourites to beat Iceland in the round-of-16, but goals from Ragnar Sigurosson and Kolbeinn Sigthorsson cancelled out Wayne Rooney’s opener and sent Roy Hodgson’s side packing.As England mourned yet another failure at a major tournament, the Welsh squad toasted the defeat like it was a victory of their own.A 30-second clip was leaked online which showed Wales players celebrating in the team hotel just after Iceland’s shock victory in Paris.Williams, Wales’ captain at Euro 2016, has now revealed the truth behind the infamous video – and how it all started with the group stage clash which England won 2-1.Speaking exclusively to Ladbrokes at the launch of their

Crystal Palace have ended talks with Nuno Espirito Santo over the vacant managerial position at Selhurst Park.Palace have been without a manager after Roy Hodgson announced his retirement at the end of last campaign; Nuno, on the other hand, has been jobless since he was relieved of his Wolves duties last month.Santo made a series of demands, and with Wolves only bettering Palace by one point, the club decided to end their interest in the Portuguese manager.Steve Cooper and Sean Dyche are among other managers Palace have been keeping tabs on, and they are likely to move for the former."Steve Cooper appointment won’t excite the likes of Zaha and Eze or boost Season Ticket sales at CPFC.

Everton look set to miss out on Nuno Espirito Santo as their manager, meaning there are five options left for the Toffees. The blue team in Merseyside were left shell-shocked when Carlo Ancelotti left for Real Madrid earlier this month, returning to the Bernabeu after six years.

Tottenham have been on the hunt for a new head coach ever since Jose Mourinho was handed his P45 back in April, while Everton must now find a replacement for Carlo Ancelotti following his return to Real Madrid this week.The Toffees are seemingly going head to head with Crystal Palace for the best coaches available, as Roy Hodgson's departure upon the expiry of his contract has also left the Eagles manager-less.Wolves, too, are set for change this summer after Nuno Espirito Santo called time on his four-year stay at Molineux.It will be fascinating to see how the merry-go-round plays out, and Daily Star Sport are on hand with all the latest developments for each club on board.Spurs appear to have set their sights on bringing Antonio Conte

Liverpool paid tribute to one of their longest-serving workers after finishing their Premier League campaign in style.The Reds achieved an unlikely third place finish after defeating Crystal Palace in boss Roy Hodgson's final game in management.Sadio Mane netted both goals as 10,000 delighted Anfield fans watched their team end their season on a high.It's been a difficult title defence for Jurgen Klopp's men who have faltered in large periods and at one point looked like they could miss out on European football entirely.But their impressive return to form and Champions League qualification gives the Reds momentum heading into next season.The victory over the Eagles prompted jubilant scenes at full-time, as players and staff shared a rare

Jurgen Klopp will be desperate to bring in new recruits to his Liverpool side who have fallen spectacularly short of retaining their Premier League title.

Liverpool's fate in terms of Champions League qualification remains their own hands, all of their focus will be on Sunday's home clash against Crystal Palace, with the Reds expected to welcome back more than six thousand fans to Anfield. However, the summer transfer window is looming ahead of them regardless of the outcome on Sunday.The Reds are already making plans for the upcoming transfer window regardless of their European qualification, and are looking to bring in RB Leipzig centre-back Ibrahima Konate.Liverpool can still qualify for the Champions League, and a win over Roy Hodgson's side will be enough to seal their place in the top four.

Crystal Palace’s rising star Eberechi Eze is set for a long spell out with a serious Achilles injury which left outgoing Eagles manager Roy Hodgson “devastated”. Hodgson confirmed Eze’s injury ahead of Wednesday’s Premier League match against Arsenal - the 73-year-old’s manager’s last home game in charge of Palace.

Arsenal took all three points from Crystal Palace on the penultimate day of the Premier League season as Roy Hodgson was almost gifted a fitting send off for his final Selhurst Park outing.Following Nicolas Pepe's opener, Christian Benteke scored in his forth consecutive league outing for the first time since way back in April of 2013 before Gabriel Martinelli's winner.The Gunners were made to compete with a grateful home crowd on their return to the ground, and could've come off worse with Benteke and Wilfried Zaha lively throughout the contest.Daily Star Sport have now taken a look at three things Mikel Arteta got right and wrong in setting up his team for the encounter, as they added to their fine run of form.

Celtic manager and contractual reasons are behind the delay.Howe is one of the favourites to replace Roy Hodgson at Crystal Palace but understands he’s not interested in a switch to south London.Celtic must wait until Howe’s former club Bournemouth’s season is over to name him as boss due to financial obligations.The Cherries are 1-0 up against Brentford after the first-leg of their Championship play-off semi-final on Monday night.Howe will land a huge pay-off bonus from Bournemouth if they are promoted while he remains on gardening leave.Celtic hope to appoint Howe within the next fortnight and the 43-year-old is still committed to taking over from Neil Lennon.The Eagles had previously expressed an interest in Howe and yesterday they

Chelsea if he becomes the next Crystal Palace manager - and it would boost Thomas Tuchel's transfer kitty.Lampard has emerged as a leading candidate for the Selhurst Park hotseat should the Eagles decide to part company with Roy Hodgson at the end of this season.If he does take charge he will need to bring in new players, with 11 Palace players out of contract this summer.And the 42-year-old will no doubt have his eye on a few of his former Chelsea favourites, with Tuchel also set to overhaul his squad in the transfer window as he eyes a Premier League title challenge next term.Here, Daily Star Sport looks at some of the players Lampard could target.First on Lampard's wishlist would no doubt be Mason Mount, but he would have no chance of

Frank Lampard is a leading contender to replace Roy Hodgson at Crystal Palace this summer, according to reports.Lampard has been out of work since being sacked by Chelsea at the end of January, when an underwhelming run of one win in five Premier League matches cost him his dream job at Stamford Bridge.Since his departure, the Blues have gone from strength to strength under replacement Thomas Tuchel, who has guided them back into the top four while reaching Champions League and FA Cup finals.Tuchel's success must be a bitter pill for Lampard to swallow, but The Telegraph claim he could be offered a return to management by Palace this summer.The 42-year-old is said to be one of the top candidates to replace Hodgson, 73, at Selhurst Park

Neil Lennon as manager but with just two games of the season to go no announcement has been forthcoming. That's led to speculation that Howe is waiting for a job in the English Premier League, with Roy Hodgson likely to leave Crystal Palace in the summer.

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